Pennington Contractors Grass Seed Mix Central 7 lb

It is a good buy. It took a week to seed grow

I haven’t received my order for the crass seed mix. I was supposed to get it two days ago. Great because it was going to rain for two days. I was told that they didn’t have it at the nearest warehouse so they asked me was I sure that I still wanted the product? Why if I ordered it I want the product. The real reason for the delay is because they made a mistake on the price. The price is supposed to be $24. I bought it for nine dollars and some cents, like $10 for it. Now they’ve slowed down the delivery date. So if they think that I’m going to cancel my order because of the longevity of the wait period to get the seed. That’s not gonna work for the seller. I’m gonna put this out there that maybe Pennington shouldn’t be selling on Amazon. Im a prime member and have been for years. So a relay on the day delivery date regardless of the mistake that they made on the price. I don’t accept the other reason why the orders was delayed it wasn’t a warehouse situation. That’s a lie and I want my product within 24 hours or I’ll I’ll go to social media and talk about Pennington everywhere.

Not great germination rates.

Listen up, you HOA-fearing desk jockeys. Soft men buy boutique seed and sing lullabies to their dirt. A champion buys Pennington Contractors Mix because he has land to conquer and zero patience for weakness. This isn't just grass seed; it’s a tactical ground invasion in a giant bag. "Contractor grade" means it’s engineered for brutal terrain, zero excuses, and the unrelenting fury of the central climate. I slung this raw green adrenaline across my scorched dirt compound, did a celebratory burnout over it on my ATV, and within days I had an aggressive emerald jungle choking out every pathetic weed that dared step onto my perimeter. Drought? Frost? Scorching heat? Pennington doesn't give a damn. It takes root with the violent authority of my 103-mph heater, locking down the earth and establishing absolute territorial supremacy. Stop crying about soil pH like a middle-school guidance counselor. Dump the bag, dominate your zip code, and make your neighbors weep with envy. Five out of five stars. Strike three.

I've had two results so far. I built (YARD 1) and (YARD 2) I dug, tilled and leveled the area's the exact same way. (YARD 1) I watered it, maybe not enough but it was wet. But after the first rain (at about 8-9 days) there was grass pieces all over the next day, then it grew into that Super-healthy thick lawn you see below in like a week, it has already been mowed once. It needs mowing now. It has been 27 days and I got all that. (YARD 2) Has been growing around 12 days and It rained almost immediately but it is spotty, so it may take those extra dormant days to sprout. The DIFFERENCE is that I unfolded that metal dog gate over YARD 1 to keep the Tree Rats from digging it up and maybe it kept the birds away. I did think I needed the gate on YARD 2. The seed is Easy to throw, it's not a variety but all the same grass type. I slipped in some non-clumping singular stalks that grew in the garden area, like 2 in each. Hopefully it will mix in because I don't know if this stuff survives winter. As you see, YARD 1 is in great condition and YARD 2 may or may not and will certainly be thick in some areas soon. These are small size yard parts being completely repaired. The foreground and background part of the images are the yard as it was. This is quality seed and not full of dirt and nodules, it's all seed. Good stuff, but I will seed more deeply on YARD 3 because that should thicken it, this STUFF is GREAT!